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May 30, 2025

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Advice a Biola Professor Gave to the Class of 2025
June 02, 2025
On May 9 and 10, 2025, Biola hosted the 2025 Spring Commencement Ceremonies whereProfessor and Chair of Old Testament and Semitics Dr. Kenneth Way...
Faculty Highlights, Talbot School of Theology
Talbot Professor Explores Sensory Experiences in the Gospels in New Book
Dr. Jeannine Hanger helps readers discover ways to draw closer to God through engaging the five senses in her book “Engaging Jesus with Our Senses”
May 20, 2025
No matter how long someone has walked with Jesus, there is always more to discover about who he is and how we relate to him. For Dr. Jeannine...
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Biola University Celebrates Class of 2025
Over 1,000 graduates crossed the stage at commencement ceremonies on May 9 and 10
May 13, 2025
The unusual May heat did not limit the pomp and circumstance at Biola University’s Commencement Ceremonies on May 9 and 10, where over 1,000...

The Body, the Blood, and the Ongoing Debate Around the Lord’s Supper
May 30, 2025 — Christianity Today
In this Christianity Today article, Dr. Darian Lockett, professor of New Testament, provides his thoughts on the communion sacraments. He explains that while participating in communion is important for believers, the sacraments only strengthen faith and cannot produce faith.
Are Christians Too Focused on Being Right?
May 22, 2025 — Relevant
In this Relevant Magazine article, Biola President Barry H. Corey discusses the too often forgotten virtue of kindness among Christians. In today's culture, combative language and rigid arguments held online and in person are not producing the fruit Christians should hope for. “Kindness is not incompatible with courage,” Corey said. “Kindness embodies courage, although courage does not always embody kindness.”
Father and son graduate together from Biola University with the same master's degree
May 20, 2025 — ABC7
This ABC7 package features footage of recent father-son Biola MBA graduates Craig and Will Prichard on campus, displaying their unique experience of collaboration as classmates while receiving the same degree.